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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

THERE is to be an oyster famine in
New York on account Of the freight
handlers strike. There has been an
oyster famine in California for many
years because the purses of the great
bulk of the people have not been
able to meet the tremendous cost Of
the biyalyes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

The northern "citrus belt" could
hardly pay the hos Angeles region a
higher compliment than to open an
agency here for the purpose of divert
ing slice OF our prosperity to the land
Of Quinine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

The bill creating two more depart
ments in the Superior Court OF Los
Angeles was finally passed yesterday
in the Senate. 1t will now go to the
Governor, and without a doubt will
become law in few days. This
is the first bill passed by the Legisla-
ture this session.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

"Too much sunshine" says the old
miser farmer, with disgusted shrug.
"What heavenly weather." says the
delighted visitor from 35 degrees be-
low zero
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
GRAND SCOTTISH CELEBRATION.

The Caledonian Club is making grand
prepa rations for the celebra ton OF the Rob.
ert Burns anniversary, which will take
place at Armory Hall ON the Ilth instant
The following ladies and gentlemen have
kindly consented to take part in the exer.
cises: Mrs. Perry-Davis. Miss Florence Per-
ry, Miss Frances George, Miss Lillian Fell
lows, Mrs. J. T. Richardson, Messrs. Wendell
aston, G. w. Dobinson, X. w. Bernham,
Marcus 8. Shook. feb2 3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
DzllvzsrD II cAHInss At
uwvENrH GENTS PER MONTH.

Ion PnrNrrsG DErARrMESr-0wing to or
nrsafly increased facilities. we are pre-
Dared 70 execute all kinds of job work In
superior manner. Special attention VIII
- given to commercial and legal printing,
ma all orders will be promptly nlled ct
uo1erate rates.
Hemittsnces should be made by dran'
Gheek. Pcetofice order or postal note. Inc
lntter should be sent for all sums iess tnan
nvo dollars.
once OF publication. rs North Spring
rkfeet, Los Angeles. Telephone No. l56.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
BARGAINS I'm REAL ESTATE.

LT0R SALE OR TO LET-HOUSE OF Q
IL rooms, lot 35x145 on Bunker ii II Ave-
nue.. Enquire at No. 27 8. Bunker Hill
avenue. near Second street cable. "a IT
LNOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING CHOICE
sg 1s Elegant lot on vgga ssea
ROCHESTER, Il LAYTON, North Main
street. fitf
NOR SALE $3.50 ELEGANT, NEW
Il three-room cottage. nicely painted aud
papered, on Mignonette street, corner OF
Beaudry street. Terms, $50 cash, balance
$40 per month. Come early II you want to
nail down this bargain. o. B. SHORT, No.
s South Spring st. Feb2.i.
VIowN LOTS AND ACRE PROPERTY
Il for sale at cheaper rates than they can be
bought q: First hands SUMMERS \ LOVE
1Si N. Main 81. febl Ct
UNOR SALE-HUUsE OF FIVE ROOMS
IL and BATH all new and complete; two lots
65x130; a gem OF home; ceiling all finely
frescoed; come and see 1t; two blocks west
of University on DowDev street; s350G j2o-6t
NoR SALE g LOTS IN CABLE ROAD
IL Tract, between Temple and Diamond
streets; the dummy extension OF the Second
Street Gable Road is now being built past
this tract; positively The healthiest part Of
the city: level lots, yet fine ocean view
water piped in front OF every lot; these lots
are ss near the ,pcstotliee as the corner OF
Washington aud Main streets, and selling
for one-ffth of the prices i'll thst locality;
price, from $3.50 to s4po: terms, $50 down and
$40 per month thereafter; these lots Will
certainly doub in value when comm,iui-
cation is established. Apply to PiCkIT d
KELLEY. 3j2 North Main street. ja2 In
EIOR SALE--l CHOICE LUr ON HAST
i street.
good lot on Beaudry street.
| large lot in Schietfelin tract.
j25tf W. Ii. TuTHiLL, s! N. Spring.
EOR SALE-kUDDY, BURNS Il SMITH,
Il No. 2 franklin street-House OF ten
rooms; lot 5Qx GO feet; on Hill street-a Bar
gain: $so00. Four lots corner Orange street
ana Vern0n avenue, in the Fairview tract;
$4,000. Lot in the Truman tract near Ninth
street. 275 acres in the Azusa, with two
wn' er rights; essy terms; $l0l per acre. 125
houses in oil parts of the city at prices vary
ing to suit all. Land in Boyle Heights at
$500 to $4,000 per acre. Building lots in all
parts OF the city. ia22-1m
nor sALE-THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME AT
i a sacrifice. Must be sold inside Of thirty
days. House rooms good barn and out
buildings, including 101a. acres of land high
" improved. Oranges, lemons, pears, np'
Iicots, grapes. etc, ell in bearing. This
tract Is on Alameda street. between Eighth
and Washington streets. right IN center OF
city, just the thing for. subdivisiog. For
further p lrticulsrs inquire ct No. =, South
Main st. Price $4,000 JOHN MEADE.
ioJn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

k%Tickets for sale at Bartlett's music
store, First street. rs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
TICKETS.

TICKETS.
Admitting gentleman and one lady. .. sS. co
Each additional lady =. ......-......... soc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

M and Day School for Boys. Grand aven-
ue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. Ex-
cellent new building. Fall term opened Sep
tember 23d. 1886, and Is now in successful
progress. For circulars, address McPHER-
RON BROS, l602 Grand ave-, Los Angeles,
Cal. aus
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

A FARINI'S MUSICAL STUDIO RE-
"A. moved to No. IL West First street,
Rooms 10 and IL.
Opera and concert stage a speciality; also
church and oratorfo.
Full half-hOur lessons. O1tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
EDUCATIONAL.

EIRsT-CLAss INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON
i the cornet by VIM. II. BROWN, % North
Bunker Hill Avenue. ja2s-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

NOR RENT--TWO GOOD HOUSES, EACH
Il having a good barn, chicken house,
wiGd mill and tank and nice flower yards,
on Adams street, Apply to ADAMS & SON,
rs North Spring street j2S-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

Ut brewery in Santa Barbara. Everthing
in good running order; good locality with
one.quarter block OF land. For particulars
inquire of H. MULLER & CO., Santa Bar
bara. ia26-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL BOOK
" keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic
taught at rooms IL and H. Schu-
macher Block L. Il. LAWSON, Principal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

+ OS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MU-
IL sic, No. 406 South Main street-Instruc
ton furnished in all branches of Vocal and
Languages. Musicales and French Soirees
monthly. For particulars apply to MRS. T..
J. VALENTINE. President. de22-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

COOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
VI worth $4,000. Doing a good and en-
larging business, Will sell part cash, bal.
ance in Los Angeles real estate Any one
meaning business may inquire at 5O4 Dow
ney avenue, Los Angeles Cal. jy5-Im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04

VNTANTED AT ONCE-A MANAGING
w partner, to go to Pasadena and man
age branch store, in furniture and bed
ding business. Capital required $500 to
s4O0. Chance seldom met with. Apply to
CALIFORNIA UPHOLSTERING & BED.
DING CO., 222 DOwney avenue. j29tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
The Old Folks at Home

Or elsewhere, need tonic now and
then to sustain them under growing in.
nfmltles. no tafer or mote thorouRh b
invigorant for age aid the delicate can
be found than Hostet'er's Stomach Bill.
teis, a seasonaSie medicine in IL ose all.
ments OF commonest occurrence-liver
complaint, indigestton and bowel dis.
orders a pure botanic safeguard against
malaria, and reliable NEAR 8 OF coun-
teraciing rheumatism. To the con.
vslescent, 1t is q valuable aid iu the re
covhry OF strength, and to tha debili-
tatsd, nervous Invalid 1t yields tran.
qu.I 8! !um Der and renewed appetite
two prime factors in the restoration of
,vigor. Being Of purely botanic origin.
II is Tree from those objections urged
against mineral remedies difacalt or
Impossible OF assimilation by the sys.
tenn, snd which impair The tone of the
stomach, which the Bitters, on the
contrarE, strengthens and regulates. l,
Is indorsed and prescribed By the medi-
cal fraternity.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

to be given only after thorough and
satisfactory examination ~ 10 said Dor.
sons qualifications - . competent en-.
gineer."
We hope that beth In Delaware and
In Maryland those who are now usin Z
threshing machines with boilers at.
tAched will not walt for the passage oi
laws compelling them to have theiI
boilers inspected and to have com petenl
Engineers placed in charge OF them, bu'
We hope they will attend TO this I'm
portAnt duty Immediately, before any
more thln-shee.ed boilers explode.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
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The Bowsn IioiIar Exnlnainn

The sensible conclusions OF the Coro
ner's jury at L kson on Thursdsy In
the Inquest over the rem aims OF Edward
Stroud and the colored lad, Walter II
Crawford, bear out the llns o. though,
started by the REPCBLICAN's editorial
tina. the boiler OF the threshing machine
engine had be,ome unti. for use through
age one witness actually testified tha.
boiler IS old as the one that exploded
should not be compelled to carry more
tnsn thirty or forty poun Is OF steam; In
fa,', the hre-oox sheet only appeared
10 oe ABOUT half as tki,k as when new.
Another person testified thst In his
opinion the boiler would be safe a.
sixty pounds. A; the leas. there /.
twenty pounds dtffers snce bel: ween these
two witnesses, and the tss.i mony o, the
hrss may be accepted as beiag as nea,
the truth Is the latter.
Bui here comes the testimony OF tn,
owner himsel stating that be was car.
rying six;y-fve pounds OF steam a. tn,
time OF the explosion; the dsy before h,
carried seventy pounds, and lie hst
gone as high IS ninety. Need wa won
SA NH"' sho pun OAui iiChety UOiiGl
exploded? 1t had TO 70 eff q. SON,
time, and unfortunately IL did 50 wher
kr. Sroad aud his colored boy were IL
the course Of the deash-dealing enzin,
OF destruction. Bat this jury, 30 lenlen
with Mr.. BDven, Is yet very ssnsibl,
In Its conclusions. Mr.. Bosen had
Gro Wded Oh more steam than the boiie,
coul1 bear. He had had the engine re-
pNred, but not thou zhs OF the boiler
Tle mo particular part OF the whole
was neglected. The cylinders, the cogs
the wheels, the rods and everything
else must be in pertec. order, but not q
thought about the rickety boiler, with
Tvs sneets OF iron not half as thick a,
when new.
L1oky Mr. Bowen, the Coroner,s iury
mas seen ht to exonerate him from Al
blame, bu. sensibly the Jury determine,
rs far as IL CAD, that there sasA bs mr.
moe such accidents. The remedy ~,
them is this:
"We recommend to the Leg,slatrr,
that law be passed requiring all nor
ers to be thoroughly inspected one,
every year, scd that all persona run
ming or IL charge of any N ,chins he r.
qGtr2d 20 lake on. !icsree, e7id liaers,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Coke Strikers At Work

fiITsBuRG, July 81 The strikers
are resu u ing work in the coke regions
ana py Monday 1t Is expected tba. ali
me works will be in operation. The
= MON, May Held. Donlev, Stonerville
mu!Itn and sou'hwest Works Nos. /,
sLo started up 10 day with larRe
loic' 8 Every thing Is quiet, and as
ssuunption 10 declared general the
tAHsrton men will be withdrawn,
oince Inc strike was iDaugurated, eleven
weehs ago, foIty-eight blast furnaces
we're GO npelied TO shut down on &C.
couht OF The scarcity Of coke This has
nonGced non , tae production of pig iron 400.
ooo ions II ia thought that wi re-
sun1pt,on OF operations, however. the
prouuct,on VIII BE- increased 40 OOo tons
"eeE Deiore he middle of Aupust
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

THE WHOLE COMMUNITY this N urn-
Ing was shocked to hear OF the death OF
Joshua T. Head, senior mem Der OF
the firm OF Heald s. Co., brokers,
bankers and real estate agents. Mr..
Head had just packed his trnnk to
leave the city during the heated term,
when he was se!z ID with o general
weakening OF his system, which def cd
medical skill and grew worse until the
end came this morning. Wilmington
has had bu. few better aud more stead
fast friends than Mr.. Head. He was
one OF the men who were con.in ually
throwing new life and spiri. into bu.i.
ness enterprises, and were . division
made OF that spirit which has made
Wilmington the great city that 1t is,
Mr.. Hsal1 would get amongs. the
largest shares. Not only WAS Mr.. Hesld
model business man, ospa5le OF over
coming Adversities, but ne was Q mode |
man In every respect, In the home, In
the social circle and all departments of
life. Wilmington will miss him, go.
ciety will miss him, every body will
miss him, and = general public sympA-
thy will be expressed on the intelli-
gence OF his death.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
lsIlAdapAh, WIlsnsua 4 vsIr,.sn asi,,ui

June 18Th 1897.
Trains Will leave WilninGton ~ follows.
10. : Is, 10. 10. y. 10 q. il .. il 81 An
| Il %. q, Z n, n 20 and % D. m.
Accommodation, Q 70. Z 90. 7 %, 10 q Q. n.
SIS, = @, fto, 20, 10 30 p. n
| For Ohsstsr (e1prsssl. q. fH.s0 % eie
81; q ~ IL ''' IL ii = n.' "a o. a. " and 10
Accommodation, Q 40. = %, 7 os, SD, 10 q
.. m, ~, %, I %. . 70 and 10 20 p. m
New York, q 90, . "A <to. Q 30, 90. esI
10 o.. II 81 q. m. sn ss. 10. 7g7 IN, % rs
For West Chester, via Lamokin. $40 .nc
9 10 q. m, q sb and l 90 p. M.
| For Newark (Osn:re) and intermedts.s
stations, 7 q a. n, 10 IS and Il p. N.
baltimore and intermediate s,ntions, 10 OF
| .. m, 81 and IL IS p. IN.
baltimore and hay Line, 7 Is p. m.
| Baltimore ard Washington, l "a, 4 +e, Q o.
| es, II ooa. NJ, u %, 81 II. 3 "a, th, IL
| 70 10 and Is p. M.
| New Castle, . CO. 3 70 a. n., IL 10, 26b, 8 50
e26 p. m. and Il os Eight.
deorgotown and Loves, Q 80 .. n, md q
FOR Rshoboth, s 30 .. n. and $50 (Ex.
Searord tExpress) 3 80 p. m.
hsrring son, Deiaar and way stations,s "a
| .. NJ, u tb p. II.
Express ior Harrington, $50 p. m. Wa,
Express for lover. Harrington and Del.
mar, IL o6 night.
Franklin Oity. $50 a. n.
Express for 0ape Charles, Old Point Gem
fo.t and Norfolk, u CO night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, 10,
Wilmington teIpressl, IL 20, . 80, 10, 27
10, .o2o, IL Is, Ii % .. m, 2I0, sci, 1 u.
30. t0s, Sal, eoI, et7, IL 20 p. m
Accommodation, 80, 10 % =. u.. 9s, o d,
sA Q ~. 9 40 lc o5 10 20 ind II II D. M.
BUeDAY TRAINS
10, nc. II 81 a. ~, y, b0 aud 0, p. n
Accommodation, $40 0. NJ, IL 10, lN
4 10, 30, 7 ", y so p. In.
For Chester tnEaress), lbo 10. II 81 q. m .,
"a 0S and v 70 p. N.
Accommodation, 8 10 =. m, IL 10, 2t, ala
% and 7 20 op. U.
For New YORK (ctprsss,, 3 90. s6s go
ls,sle,ll 81 q. a., 2z7, "a. ss2 fos xao
FOR v est Chester, viz Lsmokin. sisa. m
and 80 2. ro.
For Oape Uhsrles, Old Point Comfort anc
Norfolk 1908 night.
For New Uaate, Middlotown, OIarton,
Dover, herrington, Seaford, Laurel al
Delmar, Il Vb night.
Baltimore anq VI Ashinstcn, l "a, & IS, O. @,
10 os am. IL %, scao, and ! u o. m. Bait
more. 67, and Il SSp.n.
Leave Phnsde.ptl., broad street, for vii
ningtsn (cxpreJ5). u as, 8 10, 7 70, 10, IL u
d Il.. 0S 81, and Ii 70, p. m.
Accommodation, SAB, 10 2s .. M, Il 3s, 2 ol
10. ss6 and II u y. N.
rrains laars-, thuS (')ars limited ssp.sr
upon wh'nr ez;rs iars 10 charged.
For further lnlornsliop psssens ers ara rs.
ierrsd 70 the tilts. o;,los 1t the Ltslon.
J. Il. vU..i'.
General Passenger Agent.
oEAHsn Z. rCcH Gonefai MAuAssr.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Gus O'Donpeii Again,

In Its report OF the Baltimore prima
ries, held on Wednesday, the New
York Times says that lone gang from
Wilmington, headed by Gus O'Dounell
came over on Tuesday night, and an
other crowd was sent from Washing.
ton. The reform workers were threat.
ensi with bodily harm. Even the
polios we're intimidAted. They gave
latitude TO the Rasin heslers, Who jsered
and howled =. voters, and when ans wer
Was made the police would threaten to
turn the voter on. of line. Ga one side
OF the window spies we're stationed,
and every ring man who came with .
folded ticke. was called on to open It.
When he refused, bic name was taken
down ss subje,t for future chAsiise.
ment"
Gus O'Donnell seem, still to be join
cd to his idols. We have often betriend.
et Gus, rs We thought something might
be made OF him II his mind WAS only
turned in the right direction. A good
many years ago Gus voted 80 early and
30 often in the Western district OF the
Fifth ward that, with . number Of hts
friends doing the same thing, the Re.
publican majority was overcome so far
as to make . tie, and upon this tie
James armiohael and another Dsmo.
cratic gentleman. who requestei us 10
cease abiding TO his name, Were elected
10 Council and sat their terms out like
good Dem oorats, blocking every effort
N sde to contest their seats. Gus was
arrested for this and WAS actually con.
vicssd for repeating, Hon. George Gray
being then States attorney. Another
repeater named Z,lg!er WAS convicted
At the same time, and these were the
only convictions that ever took plAc,
under the moderniz.d plan o: holding
elections. Gus served Ills time out
faithfully. and declared his purpose to
reform, but somehow he seems to have
fallen from grs,e again. Gus bad bet
ter not tnrry long in Baltimore, IS there
are some reform judges on the bench
there, aud dozen or so ballot-box stu,.
fers and election mAnipulators have re-
gently been sent to the peniten!iary.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Death of Miss Emma -

Miss Emma L Boot1, daughter n,
Dr' NJ A Booth, OF this cltv, di,d at
the residence of her brother 3535 North
Seventeenth street Phi,ad,lrhi., wed
nes1sy evening. Miss Booth w.s
victim OF consumption with which
she bad long suffered. She was a mos,
esam able christian lady, and wa,
teacher OF the primary school In Ne w.
port, Delaware, for about years until
last winter when the encroaohmen,s of
her disease compelled her TO re.ipon,sb
her school. She leaves behind a ta,he,
DEAR , devoted 20 her,and large circle
OF sinctre and sympathetic friends
Her remains will arrive at the P, W
q b. depot this evening on tte 4 "A
train and be taken to Mt Salem cemt =.
terry for interment
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
NXOCRSION.
CoULEY'S

Grand and Popular Excursion
OF ught-Sseins and pleasure viii leave p. :,
W. q B. station. Wilmington. First
section at So second section at 6sos.
m. for New \ ork. Brooklyn Bridge,
up the Hudson to West Point and
Newburg and to Consy Island.
TH HURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1887.
PARTIES not gcing mp the Hud son will have
5I3H hours TO visit the parks. Gen. 4rant's
Tomo. Cathedral, ths oartnoidi Statute OF
Liberty Enlightsoing tho Word, as II ts to
be seen in al its magpificence and COM
pleteneHs Ia New York haIbor, bosides
many other places Of interest. hfter having
seen some OF the many places CT interest in
New YORK and Brooglyn, tine ticket " II b,
good to go from Pier TO Coney Island any
hou. during the day. While sailing down
the bay will pas, tho three forts and tho
government works AMI quite o number OF
the tnost yachts in New York. After hav
ing reached the Iron Pier, to 20 out on the
Island 10 zee it in all its blaze OF electric
lights n d Manhattan Beach with its grand
display CT fireworks, until TO- 90 p. NJ, when
the boat will lsavs for Jersey City. Train
win leave Jersey Oity for Wilmington al
li.3Jp. IN.
kou i'd trim tickets, s.; ohildrsn, from to
Ia, $3.50. No unruiy person need apply for
tiokoss, for order IL the motto. ly10 l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
'UBLIO sALEs.
SALE

SALE
REAL ESTATE.
Two new brick dwellings in rood ,oc.,,,,.
sATUhDAY, JULY %, lssY
On the prem isss, Wilmington. peI q, . IN
p, m sharp. Tho sale win oomm.n. ~ ~
With No: l, 2-stoty brick du eIiina Me-
M sn, w "a si1ih un,a street with rooms ana BAN
nos ,nn Ang no. coia water. lot loxs,. with tide Al.
ven len, 70 the different manu- "a c,uf GEn. ,br
IN. aests IN me city, and in excellent otder
w; fon,,h street, with 8 rooms and d b..s iIs4
MOI, no. ana e'la water. front and bsek
separate front door step, side sIisv isv,way.
neaitn ~ and growing gart OF the civ and
ware river. 'no Deia-
Omnibus win leave Eighth snd Martet
stieets st 40 p. m. Attendanc, twill hs
gwen and terms made known at the t,ns
AZ place aforesaid. by ''lne
THOMAS X. LALLY
Agent IN eff ect sale.
800 Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

NO VERDICT Of a Coroner's Jury
could bring the Victims OF the Iron H III
tnreshlng machine explosion back to
lie, ou'a censure for Mr.. Bowen for
using m ssra5le olAp-trap boiler re.
Jected BY railroad laborers, might pre-.
ven. o:htr accidents of o like character.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
wELsrsHi8F0N N rvxTnEHN RE

WhL-Fs N''IsIN N NWxTMERN Z, ,E,
iliIe ,ablt IN Offset May 18Th, 1887, 1raio
ieS3o iim!ngtou tfrsIcn st:ect) as foll0wf,
- Et ding. Rirdaboro, Jognnc, Spring,
For Ss?aoaourg Junction, Manor. Potts.
VIC, "a aqc7, Allentown, Lensroa, WeI.
hsCE,ilc a,t all points on thu Philsds!phis
anc heN.ih2 Il. k, 7.o0 n. IN. ant 2.&6 u. NJ,
E& S9.iagaeid, Wayncsburs juno
~ ~ I21is-Tlllo. EnbTooYills, Let ar O,
Lhhad's sotl ard DGeort's AMI ia,eTu J.
-'ate l1il's, i.ol s.m., z 4t, ami 8 10 u. II,
fer west bhestor, 7. 90 q. M. 2.i6 pm.
fef New Bridge Gad iT,erras,liate toiIts
CIV ?, Il. GLi O. Saturday, at 5 Ii and Il. .lt
!. N.
IN Sunday for Reading nnd intormoiisu
peihst, At 10 a. e., and for Springfield and
intermediate points at 10 p. n.
q. -. McGhu>LAED, E.B. HIBBARD
SUPERINTENDENT. Gelu tHb5. q ri
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
HkSl.BOUND:

Oniosso L!cite|', cefy...,.......y.to A. Il
hrtiVei CA'c4sG 400 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except NuUt9y........,.., m
OinciEnsa Ilnitel, dciiT a. D.
hislves cincinnati 7.<s A. III. St. Loci,
b1itim,re Eeca tanodntion, daily, 800 D. N
On teESo s2i 81. Acuis Exprcae,
taily ....'' .t.f0P p. n
SiLSaily h::octr odatton, daily, T.31 D. "a
hCE i.a"DGs'BEHG, 9 60 4. M.suuday
only: !l.VJ 2. IN. daily, except sunday,
500 +. H., aLG t.l5 p. III. dkiiy.
Ilrein3 !taye III .rget Stree: Sts:ion:
=, 70: T.. .fEdsii5aia e.Bo Il. nj. daily oxcep
sun5oy, 44J f. H., cat.y ror Bal,irnorc
3as j.: iaiiy. 70 Landeoaora, $50 and
tl.Qo . Il, Gs'iy, oxcop' Sunda"; q.Oy a. 10.
SUNDAY only, 2.4h and 6.2S p. u , daily.
Iral!e ics "ttn!ngtcn-Leays PciiadeI
ta',, tn,t ''.h ard s.Io e. IN. daily. lb a. m.
caiy txceo. sunday; 1905, 'ls45 o. M.
cal! ;"c0 0, t.2:, .t.09, $50, $50. $40,
lV.O} ,. L.. daily
i&r''75 t-1ilsE
" N. HiEM ENTS, OK. LORD.
4t'Essef' teu1 PAGI. AGENT
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
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TAXPAYERS TAEE H0TICE. CIrY
AND JHDOL tA8E3 Foo 1897.
Ihe untorsianet, ,reGeivtrs of Il xes FOR the
city 81 WILMINGTON, VIII DO al No. 10 East
H'Sth sLeet, between Market and King
sfettf, clIiGx the month CT July, 1887, be.
tween the hours OF 9 and l. IA tho morning
ana ifoG 2 to 0 in tho afternoon, for tho
purposs CT receiving tsxhs. On all taIes
lt,d cuFs.g July thera will be n reduction
OF NE ce1ta on every cellar, and all taxey
la'l n CT aftsr the fra. day Of August, in.
ciutiJs he frat TUESDAY OF September.
SIail be payable without a deduction a.
sloiesait; anu All tRxss unpaid on the day
rex a'ter .hs first day or september, Shall
De Increased by the addition CT i've per
centai4 N the amount thereof.
EDM UrD +. MOODY,
hecslye' Notthern district, including ell
North CtSiXih street.
mAHtlN !. III MHALEY,
Receiver Sorthern dist:!ct, iacludine all
souih Of oix.h street. Iyl.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

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